For the thin-walled tubular section shown in the Figures that is applied a moment T = 4 kN * m, determine the maximum shear stress in the cross section and the value of the torsion constant J. The dimensions are: a = 120 mm , b = 132 mm, c = 180 mm, t1 = 3 mm and t2 = 5 mm. * Mecanica de Materiales segunda evaluacion.pdf - Adobe Acrobat Pro ExtendedArchivo Edición Ver Documento Comentarios Formularios Herramientas AvanzadasVentana AyudaCrearCombinarColaborar -Proteger -Firmar -FormulariosMultimediaComentario -2IN257%Buscart2Tt2-b-210 x 297 mm01:27 p. m.P Escribe aquí para buscar4325/05/2021近

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For the thin-walled tubular section shown in the Figures that is applied a moment T = 4 kN * m, determine the maximum shear stress in the cross section and the value of the torsion constant J. The dimensions are: a = 120 mm , b = 132 mm, c = 180 mm, t1 = 3 mm and t2 = 5 mm.

For the thin-walled tubular section shown in the Figures that is applied a moment T = 4 kN * m, determine the maximum shear stress in the cross section and the value of the torsion constant J. The dimensions are: a = 120 mm , b = 132 mm, c = 180 mm, t1 = 3 mm and t2 = 5 mm.

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